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Fans can be so childish

Lets see who lost the game for the 49ers against the Giants in the NFC Championship, well the 49ers did as a team. Should Kyle Williams get some of the blame, yes. This doesn’t mean that he should be on the receiving end of death threats. [Read more →]

January 25, 2012   No Comments

Witness History

Everybody loves to hate the superstar unless you are the fan of that team. For some reason this doesn’t happen for me regarding LeBron James. He isn’t the most polarizing player in the Universe thanks to one man named Tebow but he comes to a close second! [Read more →]

January 24, 2012   No Comments

NCAA is a Cartel and the Proof is in the Pudding

The 1950′s ruined 2011 USC Football. Strong statement huh. Let me explain how the NCAA went from being a coordinating body to  powerful money seeking cartel, and eventually an institution out to ruin USC. [Read more →]

December 6, 2011   No Comments

Is this Futbol or Football?

The scrutiny of referees is always fun water cooler talk unless their screw up lost you money or gave your team a loss. With more and more judgment calls being forced onto these “HUMANS” more and more controversial calls are being committed. [Read more →]

September 22, 2011   No Comments

The Inside Job

Roger Goodell has been a polarizing figure ever since he took the reigns of the NFL and whether or not he has done good for the game depends on who you ask. [Read more →]

September 1, 2011   No Comments

The state of baseball from a distant fan

On base percentage, Slugging Percentage, Runs Batted In and Batting Average: These are all important aspects for baseball but what do they all really mean for a person like me who enjoys the game but only looks forward to playoff baseball. [Read more →]

July 20, 2011   No Comments

Evil in Sports

There is nothing in today’s society that doesn’t have good vs. evil. Last night “Good” prevailed over quote on quote “Evil” but just like in real life Evil is always from the perspective you look at it. As I watch this series between the Heat and Mavs I noticed one huge problem with Evil, LeBron James has yet to figure out how to play as a villain.

Now lets jump to one of the largest story lines and that is the NFL lockout. Roger Goodell has the LeBron James effect he is labeled the villain no matter what he does. With the lockout moving closer to the start of the season Goodell moves further up the most wanted list of Sports Villains.

Do either of these men deserve to be labeled sports villains………… [Read more →]

June 13, 2011   No Comments

NBA Rule Changes

The NBA Playoffs approach and that is exciting but I think there are rules that if changed would greatly enhance the game.

I was going to write about rule changes before the sweet 16 and have a bracket between the rules but I never got around to it so here are three of the rules I think need changed. [Read more →]

April 4, 2011   No Comments

To Go or Not To Go

You are four years old trying to throw a spiral to your dad in the back yard, now your in Pop Warner and the star Quarterback of the 9-12 league, well time has passed and your playing under the Friday night lights, its Saturday and you play for the college team that recruited you since you were a Junior in high school… this all leads up to you fulfilling your dream as a 1st round draft pick and eventual star in the NFL. [Read more →]

March 15, 2011   No Comments

Snubs, Love and Your Team Sucks

Selection Sunday has come and gone and of course it was involved in a lot of controversy. As I listened to Sports Center and then sports talk radio this morning I came to the conclusion that the selection committee got it right and your team should have won more games.

Every year there will be plenty of snubs and teams that think they deserved to be in a field of 68 but lets face it the NCAA and college athletics is not little league sports, not everyone deserves to be a winner or get a participation trophy. This also does not warrant the NCAA tournament being expanded to 98 teams. [Read more →]

March 14, 2011   No Comments